TrainBuild week 5
Readiness82%
Run blockThreshold + trail finish
42 minObstacle blockGrip + bucket carry focus
28 minRecoveryMobility and cooldown built in
12 minOCR-native. Local-first. Built for pressure.
The training app built for OCR athletes who actually race.
RaceReady replaces generic plans and brittle dashboards with a calmer, more durable system that understands hills, carries, grip, tapering, low signal, race crews, and last-minute week changes.
FocusSpartan, Tough Mudder, and OCR hybrids
Built aroundRace-specific planning and validated coach changes
Phase 1Native iPhone app with local-first execution, crews, and friend accountability
Phase 1 iOSLiquid glass surfacesCoach apply / undoRace crew chat
CoachPreview ready
Short on time? Cut volume. Keep OCR intent.
Tempo gets trimmed to a tighter threshold effort. Carry work stays in. Grip volume is preserved. Warm-up expands because your shoulder note says it should.
Applied safelyUndo available
CrewWest Palm Sprint
Train with the people headed to your start line.
Every race gets its own crew thread. Share finished work, post photos, trade course chatter, and keep the social energy tied to a real event instead of a dead forum.
Workout shareGrip + carry block finished in 34 min
Streak 5Crew threadCourse weather, taper chatter, and race-week logistics
Unread 8What the product is optimizing for
Less dashboard noise. More race-week clarity.
Train locally first
Plans, logs, notes, and active workout state stay useful when service drops at the venue, on the trail, or in a concrete box gym.
Program like OCR matters
Carries, grip, terrain, taper, weaknesses, race distance, and equipment constraints belong in one system instead of four disconnected apps.
Adjust without chaos
Coach changes are previewed, validated, and undoable so the product feels decisive without ever becoming reckless.
Product feel
The app is designed to stay calm when the athlete’s week is not.
The product is designed to feel crisp under pressure: bright hierarchy, restrained glass, clear actions, and content that reads fast before, during, and after training.
Open the app and know exactly what matters today.
Countdown, readiness, streaks, current week, active block state, and recent work all live in one calm surface instead of scattered dashboard widgets.
Readable at arm’s length and durable mid-session.
Large exercise cards, rest timing, optional set logging, persistent interruption recovery, and background sync when the network returns.
Shorten, swap, or soften the day without throwing away intent.
The coach sees the current plan, phase, race context, injuries, equipment, and recent work before it suggests a structured adjustment.
Every event gets its own crew, not a generic social feed.
Join a race and you join that event’s community automatically. Share completed work, keep tabs on the crew, and head into race week with people training for the same course.
Prioritize multiple races, travel cleanly, and edit the week without chaos.
Set an A race, park a tune-up event, delay a serious cycle after recovery, shift into travel mode, or make a safe day-level edit without breaking the training block.
Keep your people in view even when they are not in the same crew.
Direct invites create a private friend graph with profile photos, visibility controls, reactions, comments, and a lightweight activity feed for streaks, completions, and plan momentum.
Edit the week and shape the next few weeks with guardrails, not spreadsheet chaos.
Lock key days, move sessions earlier or later, swap a day into recovery, and guide the planner horizon with week-level directives and a readable audit trail.
New control layer
Social stays intimate. Planning stays editable. Trust stays intact.
These are not generic “community” or “calendar” features. They are built so an OCR athlete can coordinate with close friends, protect key sessions, and bend a week around travel, fatigue, or race stacking without losing the thread.
A private feed for the people you actually care about.
Follow streaks, completions, race momentum, and travel-mode shifts, then react or comment without throwing the product into an open social network.
Show up as yourself, but keep control.
Every athlete can upload a profile photo, choose how visible their progress is, and decide whether plan summaries or recent completions appear in friend views.
Hotel gym, lighter week, or full pause without destroying the cycle.
Travel mode dials the plan down intelligently instead of forcing the athlete to manually rewrite every day when life gets messy.
Every planner change leaves a readable trail.
Guarded day edits, locks, and shifts stay visible so the training system still feels trustworthy after several weeks of real-world adjustments.
How the loop works
Fast onboarding. Daily execution. Controlled adaptation.
SetupPick the race and map the athlete.
Distance, terrain, age, weaknesses, injuries, equipment, and available days shape the starting cycle.
TrainExecute the day from one clear command center.
Blocks, logging, reminders, and local persistence keep the athlete moving without guesswork or dead screens.
AdjustPreview a change before the plan moves.
Coach suggestions stay structured, validated, reversible, and tied to the actual current week.
CrewJoin the event community automatically.
The race crew forms itself when the athlete adds a race, so accountability and shared context arrive as part of the training system instead of a separate app.
Private beta
Get into the first serious testing wave.
The first release is intentionally focused: native iPhone, OCR-specific training, durable workout execution, structured coach adaptation, and community features tied directly to real races and real training partners.
✓Native iOS phase 1
✓Sign in with Apple
✓Local-first workout tracking
✓Adaptive OCR plan regeneration
✓Preview / apply / undo coach flow
✓Race crew chat with workout sharing
✓Direct friend circle, richer profiles, and progress following
✓Multi-race goals, travel mode, and multi-week plan editing
✓Profile photos, privacy controls, and weekly planner audit trail